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Multiple collisions west of Barrhead

Multiple collisions west of Barrhead

The investigation by Alberta Transportation into the cause of an accident involving a pickup truck and a taxi-cab on Highway 18 Feb.
New recreation fee structure policy approved

New recreation fee structure policy approved

Users of the Town of Barrhead’s recreational facilities will have to pay more come July 1. That was the decision council made after they voted unanimously to approve policy 72-002 (Recreation Facility/Program Rental and Rates) during its Feb.
Town to ask county how much they will give towards recreation

Town to ask county how much they will give towards recreation

Barrhead town councillors instructed administration, during their Feb. 28 meeting, to formally ask the County of Barrhead how much they will contribute towards the operational costs of jointly run facilities and programs. Coun.
Shaving their heads for a good cause

Shaving their heads for a good cause

For the rest of the winter, William and Thomas Bain along with their friend, Wyatt McCormick, 10, might find it a tad colder, but it is something they are willing to endure to help people in their battle with cancer. On Feb.
AUC approves west route for Fort McMurray West power line

AUC approves west route for Fort McMurray West power line

A local landowner group has won the battle against a controversial power line route through the region. On Feb.
Barrhead 's got talent

Barrhead 's got talent

Barrhead has talent. From the opening lyrics of Pink’s “Dear Mr. President” sung by Alexandra Kopf in the drama theatre at Barrhead Composite High School’s 5th annual “Small Town-Big Dreams” Feb.
MLA disagrees with scope of labour law consultations

MLA disagrees with scope of labour law consultations

Efforts are underway to modernize labour laws and Barrhead-Morinville-Westlock MLA Glenn van Dijken says public policy has a significant effect on the ability of businesses to compete. In a press release issued by the Wildrose Party Feb.
Perimeter check

Perimeter check

One man is in custody following a high-profile takedown that saw an RCMP officer discharge his weapon.
Wind power lights up Pembina Hills schools

Wind power lights up Pembina Hills schools

By 2030, as part of its Climate Leadership Plan, the provincial government hopes to phase out all the coal-fired electricity generating plants and replace them with green alternatives, such as wind.
Finish line in sight

Finish line in sight

Barrhead Agrena Society president Shannon Carlson says he can’t wait for the new pool to be finished.
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